Keywords
father figure, parent-child relationship, tragedy, realism, love, betrayal, tragic fate, comparative analysis, world literature.
How to Cite
Jo‘rayev , H., & Turg‘unova , S. (2026). Interpretation of Tragic Scenes in Parent-Child Relationships in Fiction (Based on “Father Goriot” and “King Lear”). WORLD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION, 1(4), 238-240. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19922499
Abstract
This article analyzes the complexity of relationships between fathers and children, issues of love and responsibility, as well as betrayal and tragic outcomes, based on two important works of world literature — “Father Goriot” and “King Lear”. The works are examined using a comparative approach, revealing how the image of the father is interpreted in different social contexts.
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